Mystery at Redgrange Deepens After Rathbone’s Death
Sir Penywern ponders murder and theft as Rathbone lies dead in the study. He suspects his wife Daphne may know more and wonders who moved the body and where she has vanished. A mysterious black lace fragment and suspect staff broaden the puzzle.
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Acta
Rathbone
Daphne
Sir Penywern
Fenner
Tie Maeter
Rathhene
Redgrange
Seamarsh
Marsh Dutton
Woman Finds Relief With Vegetable Compound
Taunton Massachusetts resident Miss Clarice Moxin shares relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for monthly pains and irregular periods. The ad urges others with similar symptoms to seek advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential guidance.
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Taunton
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Second Thoughts Exchange in Philadelphia Record
A brief comic exchange shows Mr Gnaggs and Mrs Gnaggs debating second thoughts on marriage. Mrs Gnaggs recalls she refused him initially, while he hints at reconsideration. The Philadelphia Record frames the light domestic dialogue as a human interest snippet.
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Mr. Gnaggs
Experience as an Asset and Bankroll Exchange
A clipped quotation trade from the Boston Transcript notes a view that experience is valuable, while contrasting the desire to swap a bankroll for personal ownership. The fragment hints at social tension around a figure named Carol and commentary on public perception.
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Boston Transcript
Alberta’s farms drive prosperity with rising crops and livestock
Alberta shows ten year gains in wheat oats barley and flax with sixfold boosts in barley and flax. Livestock activity grows from 1911 to 1916 with cattle dairy and sheep expanding. dairy output tops cereal value, while timber coal and emerging industry add value. Roads rails telephones and irrigation broaden farming prospects and promise sustained growth for Alberta’s agriculture and related sectors.
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Alberta
Son
Alorses
Alberta Dairyman
Rocky Mountains
Department of Agriculture
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Canada’s virile response to prohibition effort
Editorial from the New Republic lauds Canada as part of the British Empire facing a world war crisis and praises provincial moves toward prohibition. It cites Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and British Columbia actions against saloons, calling the drink trade disloyal and a wartime evil, with strong praise for Canadian resolve.
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Ontario
New Republic
Anti- Saloon League
Canada
British Empire
Dominion
France
Vancouver
Quebec
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Pioneer
H. Arnott
M. B
Forest Protection Funding Across States
The State of Maine allocates 71 400 annually for forestry. Fire protection receives 69 400, nurseries and reforestation 1 000, with the remainder for investigations and publications. In Massachusetts a total of 83 000 funds fire protection 33 000 nurseries and reforestation 10 000 forest purchases and maintenance 20 000 and administration publications and investigation 20 000.
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Maine
Massachusetts
German 17 inch gun myth debunked by French investigation
The French located the so called 17 inch naval gun near Dunkirk and found it was not a naval gun at all but a German siege piece embedded in concrete. It fired only in a fixed direction to create fear, while real ship guns would be heavier and limited by ship design. The Toronto World quotes debate on naval firepower and ranges with Queen Elizabeth examples. London dock laborers now earn up to 50 a week after earlier strikes for lower wages.
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Alberta
Canada
Denkirk
Mr. Douglas
London
Elizabeth
Toronto
Unlikely Table Etiquette Sparks Growing Tension
A witty exchange from the New York Globe features William shouting a command to remove feet from a table while Margaret challenges him. He responds with calm resolve declaring only she may speak to him so, then obligingly removes his feet as she stares.
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William
Margaret
New York Globe
The Heroic French School Teachers In War Time
New York Press notes Rheims under bombardment continues education amid shelling. Teachers shelter 13,000 children in champagne cellars to keep schooling alive during the siege.
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Rheims
New York Press
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E. F. Hebden
Measter
Merchants Bank of Canada
Bank
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Baok
Vivian Harcourt
Cateree, Peader, Grifithe & Co
J. Reid Hyde
Macintosh & Hyde
Montreal
Red Rose TE
Ais Goodteer
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